At birth, baby is underweight

In the case of well-restored mothers, the child's weight is usually 3.5 kg during birth. But the birth weight of Indian children is average of 2.7 to 2.9 kg. It is very important to record the weight of the baby within an hour of birth. This measure determines the likelihood of child growth and survival.

At birth, less than 2.5 kg (and up to 2.499) weight has been defined as internationally low birth weight (low berth wet short-term lb). It is important to measure its weight within the first hour of your child's life before any further damage occurs. The baby may be born after the full term or before the due date. In both cases, the low birth weight measure is two-

Birth before birth: Before birth or fixed time, children born before 37 weeks of pregnancy may have a normal increase in their uterus, such as weight, length and normal growth. Right from the time of birth of these children, 2 to 3 years of age require proper care. In developed countries, children born below are those born before scheduled time. Because of this, many times due to pregnancy, severe infections, toxicemia, pregnancy at a young age, difficult physical activity, and in many cases because of the unknown.

Small-for-date (SFD): Such children may be born before the expiration date or expiry of the validity period. Their weight can be less than 10 percent of the scheduled time. It is associated with the associated fetal growth. Due to SFD due to the weight of birth of the majority of children in developing countries, There are many reasons for this birth weight loss. Notable among them, mother's malnutrition, anemia, childhood retention, multiple pregnancies, high blood pressure, toxicemia and malaria. The socio-economic condition and educational status involved in most of the reasons. Things related to embryos are: Multiple pregnancies (two or three children): Infections of the uterus, abnormalities and chromosomal abnormality. The causes of ovarian governance include its abnormalities and quality insufficient egg insufficiency.